The Guardian talks about Camila Vallejo

This piece of  news talks about who Camila Vallejo is and why is she famous not only in Chile but in the whole world. You can realized by reading the paper that this was written 1 or 2 years ago because they talk about Camila Vallejo as a student and not as a politician like she is now.

The piece of news said that Camila Vallejo is a young and beautiful girl who studies geography at Universidad de Chile who is also membership of the JJCC in Chile (part of the communist party) and that she was one of the main person who led the students protests in 2011.

The paper told us how she was part (in an active way) of the protests where she was singing and marching along with the other students that she led. She was the face of the movement so she of course was considered as a leadership of it.

It also describe us how the marchs were, the repression of the police against the journalists, students and pedestrians, how some people cover their faces just to attack banks, pharmacies and other stuffs and it specially talks us about how the youth was taking the power and was marching to say out loud what they wanted, that in this case is a free education. It also talks about how in one time Camila Vallejo was in one of the marchs and got hit by a water cannon from the police (which it wasn't water at all, was more like chemicals, anything but water I think) and tear gas wich was a horrible experience for her.

The piece of paper is based specially in how she influenced in the rest of the students to go to the streets and march for their rights, in this case is the education but it can also be any other. The government of course blamed her for the chaos that the marchs provoked that year because as I already said she was the face of the whole movement and she was the person who made the call to go to the protests so is very obvious why they blamed her.

This is why she is now so popular in the whole world, the paper also talks about how people from a lot of countries sent her fan mails and wanted to talk to her (have an interview or anything else), she was like an inpiration to the youth in many countries.

The piece of paper I used:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/oct/08/camila-vallejo-latin-america-revolutionary